I love how you are displaying all your smaller finds.

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Sue, I'd wanted one of these old printers trays for so long, it's nice not to have all my favourite finds just stuck in a box and more, plenty of room for lots more! 😀

@doreenurquhart3001

Жыл бұрын

I love your printers tray you have your wee finds in , would still love to see your small tiles xx

Another great video thank you for sharing your exploring. Loved the historical content and references for the finds. Keep up the great content.

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Clive, it's always nice to find abit of history out about even the smallest of pieces, makes it so much more interesting when you find them.. thanks for watching and for your kind comments as always 😊👍

Nice finds but I'd have to be with Stu on this one. I'm getting too old for the mud digging myself but there are almost always cool things to find.

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

Yes it can be anit gruelling on the back sometimes so i don't blame him.. Our next trip was somewhere much more suited to him so keep a look out for that video in the next few weeks.. Thanks for watching 👍😁

A fine collection of finds today. Real very old items. Thank you Em & Stu for the video today. See you on the next! ❤❤😊😊

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

A few nice little bits, we needed more time really but had other rivers nearby to also visit which you'll see very soon.. Thanks for watching 😊👍

@martinmarsola6477

Жыл бұрын

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu See you then!!

Cool finds and will watch with interest your printers tray filling up. P.S I loved the melted inks so cool ; I love the wonkies

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

My tray is slowly getting there but still plenty of space for new finds 😊. I also quite like the wonkies, they are quite fascinating to look at lol. Thanks for watching 👍😁

So sorry about the little bottle stopper. 😢.Happy Larking.

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Peggy, we really appreciate you taking the time to watch 😊

Got a bovril jar last time there

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

We've found one or two nice bits in the past but u really need a whole day which unfortunately we didn't have 😔

Some lovely finds! Just got back from a few days close by (in Allhallows), would be great to explore there, but I don’t think the puppy would have allowed me!

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

Some lovely places to explore around Allhallows as I'm sure you know.. Thanks for watching Paul 😊👍

_Wonkies,_ ha! love it! Who'd have thought that you would get clay pipes from Cork washing up in the Medway! Sorry for not being 'in the know' but what are those little square what-nots from the Victorian age, I've got absolutely no idea? Thanks for the trip out … looking forward to more.

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

There is something quite fascinating about the wonkies! 😄 It's amazing where clay pipes was up from but the Irish ones are quite common and likely came from Irish men working along the Thames back then other than actually travelling all the way from Ireland. The little cubes are know by various different names such as Allygbs or Knuckles, I believe they were a game where you had to throw a bunch up and try to catch as many as you can.. that's why they are a common find. Thanks for watching 👍😊

@oaknash2038

Жыл бұрын

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu Seriously, I can be so dense sometimes! Of course the clay pipes would've come with the workers as opposed to moving all the way from Cork (which is just up the road from where I live) on the tides. Thanks for explaining about the cubes … you live and learn. Cheers!

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

@@oaknash2038 We've certainly learnt alot since we started digging into the history of Mudlarking! 😁

when biden was here he was getting ferried about in two large helicopters with a white stripe on them, escorted by those 4 and sometimes a small police helicopter, they kept going back and fourth between central london, the RAF base and god knows where, they were driving me mad flying overhead at least 4 times a day until he left.

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

Oh really I didn't know that.. it was certainly a bit of a strange sight to see that afternoon, its happened several times too.. 🤔

It's annoying they have piled loads of bolders there now

@ExploringWithEmAndStu

Жыл бұрын

It's not made too much difference with where they've put the rocks but the fact the diggers have crushed everything even more and covered it all in mud which is a shame but the erosion was quite bad so understandable they needed to do something about it..

@Gaggle_of_gays

Жыл бұрын

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu I found a completely in tact dye bottle with stopper sticking out of the mud bank